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Forget all the rants about <CapsLock> , <NumLock> is the most useless keys of them all. It's never, ever useful. You don't want to use your numpad as an arrowpad, since the arrows are 1cm away from it. Never.
There was a time when some keyboards...
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For further reading....
Instead of nothing you can remap it to any key you'd like .
You can find the scan code using xev.
Well for your first question, you can remap it to nothing with xmodmap :
xmodmap -e "keycode # = """
where # is the scan code of NumLock .
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I read about small talk being completely object oriented.. is C++ also completely object oriented? if no.. then why so??
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(Of course, one can argue about Java being a completely.
No, it is not a completely object oriented language
Reasons? You can write C++ "Hello, world") without at least one class.
Procedural style of code.
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How to identify the file has been created completely in c#..
Which command do we need to use to see that the file has been created completely.. some large file takes time to create completely how to identify them..
Thanks
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The only method I know of is to try opening it to see if another process still has a hold on it, e.g.:
private static Boolean FileInUse(FileInfo file) { Boolean inUse = false; try { using (file.OpenRead()) {} } catch (Exception exception) { inUse = true... .
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Hi,
is there a way to make application to completely ignore screen orientation change?
Thanks.
Started by Lyubomyr Dutko on
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Modifying manifest
Open manifest, switch to Application tab and select desired Activity you wish to override orientation change... .
It is possible, quite easily, to override default behavior and forbid screen orientation change when keyboard is open/closed .
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Can there be buffer overflow/overrun vulnerabilities in completely managed asp.net web portal.If yes how can this be tested.
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There....
This is one of the major advantages of managed code, garbage collection being perhaps the other major advantage .
In the general case, you don't need to worry about buffer overruns .
Not unless you exploit the webserver or .NET/ASP.NET stack itself .
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I am running dual master MySQL replication and now want to move to a single database with no replication. How do I completely disable replication on both databases?
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To completely disable replication with a master-master setup, you.
Master-port=3306*
Restart MySQL.
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I have an old mysql installation for which I do not have the password. On Windows Vista how do I completely remove it so that I can start afresh with a new password that I know.
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The user and root password are stored in the mysql database... .
Usually the "data" directory is at the same level of "bin" directory (\Program Files\Mysql\Mysql Server 5.x\data) .
Uninstall MySql server from control panel and then delete the "data" directory .
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When I destroy my objects that are on the stage. I usually just removeChild(this) and I remove event listeners of the object. is this all I need to do to completely remove the object ??
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All you....
In AS3 you can not destroy objects.
Sort of.
Yes...
It depends of what you have into the class you used, if it's a loaded class you have to unload it, if you have variable that hold reference to other DisplayObject you should null them, etc.. .
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Hi,
I need to disable an image which I am using in <a "href"> until the page completely loads.
I cannot use document.ready() because I need to disable the the BEFORE the document is ready.
Can someone please help me with this?
Regards, Gnanesh
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The other way to do it is to add a small line... .
This has the downside of breaking functionality for users without Javascript .
Define it in your HTML as disabled:
<button disabled="disabled">My Button</button>
And then on page load re-enable it .
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Is their anyway to get rid of the favicon box completely in the address bar (not just the favicon) and also those annoying blue boxes that appear when you connect to some secured websites (see below for examples)?
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Put the following rule....
For the other half you might install the add-on Old Location Bar , which makes Firefox 3's location bar look and act more like Firefox 2's old location bar .
Half of your request is here : Quick Tip: Disable Favicons in Firefox .
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